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- The best Guatemala, Belize and Mexico tour packages
- What people love about Guatemala, Belize And Mexico Tours
- Travel Guatemala, Belize and Mexico your way
- Discover Guatemala, Belize and Mexico tours for every budget
- Guatemala, Belize and Mexico tours for every type of group
- Top Guatemala, Belize and Mexico travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Guatemala, Belize and Mexico
- Contact our Guatemala, Belize and Mexico travel experts
- What our customers ask about Guatemala, Belize and Mexico Tours & Trips
The best Guatemala, Belize and Mexico tour packages
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Contrasts of Mexico
28 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Exploring the Mayan sites in particular were amazing due to their setting and the environment.”
Niall, traveled in August
Three countries reveal their treasures in 15 days, from Mexico City's Templo Mayor to Belize's Xunantunich ruins. UNESCO's Monte Alban pyramids, Sumidero Canyon's dramatic cliffs, and Tikal's ancient metropolis captivate visitors. Colonial hotels in Oaxaca and San Cristobal provide comfort, with one night in a jungle lodge near Palenque. Suitable for travelers 16+.
Duration 15 days Destinations Mexico, Guatemala, Belize Age Range 16 to 85 year olds Operator Explore! From $4,020
9% Off- US$3,660You save $360
Mayan Sun Southbound: Boat Rides & Ruins
25 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I had a fantastic time getting to know locals, meet people from around the world, and learned a great deal about the history and culture.”
Sean, traveled in November
A remarkable tri-country tour through Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala costs around $1,800, featuring Mayan ruins at Tikal and Tulum alongside Caribbean island life in Caye Caulker. Local culture comes alive through women's cooperatives, homestays near Lake Atitlán, and Antigua's colonial charm. Multi-share accommodations and guided tours create an authentic 16-day adventure.
Duration 16 days Destinations Mexico, Belize, Guatemala Age Range 18 to 39 year olds Operator G Adventures From $1,549
10% Off- US$1,394You save $154
Mayan Encounter
28 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Simply an amazing trip. This trip was fast-paced. You must do the extra activity to float down the river and go to the hot springs.”
Megan, traveled in January
Three countries unite Maya history with Caribbean relaxation at approx. $150 per day. Colonial Antigua serves as your gateway before visiting Tikal's ancient pyramids and unwinding on Caye Caulker's beaches. The route includes Xunantunich ruins, snorkeling at Hol Chan Marine Reserve, concluding in Playa del Carmen's vibrant scene. Local hotels and a jungle lodge await with expert CEO guidance.
Duration 12 days Destinations Guatemala, Belize, Mexico Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures From $1,799
25% Off- US$1,349You save $449
Maya Encounter
43 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Itinerary and its execution was fabulous.”
Margaret, traveled in January
This 17-day adventure spans three countries, from Mexico's Playa del Carmen through Belize's Caye Caulker to Guatemala's ancient ruins. Snorkeling at coral reefs, visiting Tikal National Park, and immersing in local life through a Maya homestay make this trip unforgettable. The Explorer-style tour maintains a 4.5/5 rating from 40+ travelers and welcomes guests aged 18+.
Duration 17 days Destinations Mexico, Belize, Guatemala Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,255
15% Off- US$1,917You save $338
Contrasts of Mexico + Yucatan Peninsula
21 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Highlights were Tikal and Chichen Itza, but all the archeological sites were good.”
Stephen, traveled in March
Experience Mayan history across three countries, from Mexico's Chichen Itza to Guatemala's Tikal ruins and Belize's Caye Caulker. Stay in authentic hotels, explore colonial towns like Oaxaca and San Cristobal, and enjoy beach time on Caribbean islands. Visit UNESCO sites, indigenous villages, and snorkel at the world's second-largest barrier reef.
Duration 21 days Destinations Mexico, Guatemala, Belize Age Range 16 to 85 year olds Operator Explore! From $6,330
4% Off- US$6,050You save $280
What people love about Guatemala, Belize And Mexico Tours
- Mayan Sun Southbound: Boat Rides & Ruins
Incredible trip and incredible memories ! Best tour group I have used and travelled with :)
- Mayan Encounter
This trip was a fantastic introduction to Central America - I highly recommend! The optional activities were so much fun and allowed us to experience the highlights of the region in a short amount of time. Our guide Adri was the best! Her local knowledge, enthusiasm, and neverending energy made everyone's trip incredible.
- Maya Encounter
Fantastic tour guide, totally made our trip! David Reyes went out of his way to make our experience of Central America a fantastic one. I think my favourite part of the trip was snorkeling in Caye Caulker, and the Tikal Temples.
Travel Guatemala, Belize and Mexico your way
Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Guatemala, Belize And Mexico. There are 6 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 9 days up to 21 days. The most popular month for these tours is August.
Several well-planned routes connect Mexico, Guatemala and Belize for travelers who want to dig deep into local culture. Our main 16-day journey moves from Maya ruins to Caribbean beaches, where you'll swim in Playa del Carmen's cenotes and walk among the massive temples at Tikal. If you've got more time, the 40-day route lets you really settle into local rhythms - you'll join Belizean families in their kitchens, pick up traditional weaving skills in Guatemala and climb volcanoes to catch the sun going down. Our travelers often tell us how much they loved staying with Maya families near Lake Atitlán, and the cooking sessions always get mentioned in their stories afterward. For shorter trips, our 12-day routes hit the key archaeological spots and authentic markets, with nice breaks built in at places like Caye Caulker and also Playa del Carmen.
Select from our extensive range of 29 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Guatemala, Belize and Mexico with our expert guides leading the way.
Find the right partially guided tour for you in Guatemala, Belize And Mexico. There are 21 trips to choose from, that range from 10 days in length, up to 47 days. The month with the most departures is October, making it the most popular time to visit Guatemala, Belize And Mexico.
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If you're watching your budget, we've got some really well-planned routes across these three countries. One of our most popular options runs 14 days from Guatemala City through Belize and into Mexico. You'll stay with Maya families near Lake Atitlán and catch sunrise at Tikal - our travelers tell us these authentic experiences make the trip special. The route mixes culture with nature nicely: trek up active Pacaya Volcano, take a dip in Semuc Champey's pools and swim alongside nurse sharks off Caye Caulker. There's also a solid 10-day route from Cancún that hits Chichen Itza early before the crowds show up, then moves south through Belize's cayes and Guatemala's ruins. Our customers really like how these trips balance guided activities with free time to explore Antigua's colonial streets or relax on Caribbean beaches at their own pace.
Guatemala, Belize and Mexico budget tours9 tours
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Guatemala, Belize and Mexico tours for every type of group
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43 tours in Guatemala, Belize and MexicoExplore Guatemala, Belize and Mexico on a pre-planned itinerary and meet like-minded travelers
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14 tours in Guatemala, Belize and MexicoOur small group tours keep things personal while covering the major sites. The Contrasts of Mexico tour maintains intimate numbers as you explore Mexico City's museum collections, browse Oaxaca's local markets and uncover Palenque's ancient ruins. Our travelers often mention how this setup helps them connect better with places like San Cristóbal de las Casas, where they visit indigenous villages and learn Maya traditions firsthand. We've got another popular route combining Guatemala's colonial architecture, Belize's barrier reef and Mexico's Yucatan sites - having fewer people means staying in unique hotels and getting more detailed explanations from local guides at Tikal, Monte Albán and other archaeological treasures.
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8 tours in Guatemala, Belize and MexicoEnjoy the exclusivity of our private Guatemala, Belize and Mexico tours, tailored to your own group, preferences and pace
Top Guatemala, Belize and Mexico travel itineraries to fit your plans
Two weeks gives you time to really get to know these three countries. Our main route includes staying with Maya families by Lake Atitlan, where you'll learn weaving techniques and daily customs firsthand. You'll see Tikal early before the tour buses arrive, swim in Semuc Champey's natural pools and explore Kanba caves where Maya ceremonies once took place. We've got another route focused more on Mexico's Yucatan - from Merida's historic center to Palenque's jungle-covered temples and finally to laid-back Caye Caulker. Our travelers tell us they love having enough time in places like Antigua or Flores where they can watch traditional dancing in the main square and join chocolate-making workshops with local experts.
Don't miss out on visiting:
Mexico City, Oaxaca, Monte Alban, Teotitlan del Valle, Tehuantepec, San Cristóbal de las Casas, Palenque, Flores, Tikal, San Ignacio, Belize City, Xunantunich, Caye Caulker, Bacalar, Tulum, Valladolid, Chichen Itza, Merida, Uxmal
Don't miss out on visiting:
Mexico City, Oaxaca, San Pablo Villa de Mitla, Puerto Escondido, San Pedro Pochutla, San Cristobel de Las Casas, Panajachel, San Jorge La Laguna, Antigua, Río Dulce, Flores, San Ignacio, Belize City, Caye Caulker, Chetumal, Bacalar, Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Cancun
Demographics
The region works really well for solo travelers, with routes that mix social time and personal exploration. Mexico City's historic center and Antigua's colonial streets offer guided walks where you can join group activities or branch off on your own - it's totally up to you. Our travelers keep telling us how much they love staying with local families near Lake Atitlán; it's a great way to understand daily life while having friendly faces around. Over in Belize, Caye Caulker has this laid-back vibe that's perfect for meeting people - you can hop on group snorkeling trips to the reef or find a quiet beach spot to yourself. The pottery workshops and Maya cooking classes naturally bring solo travelers together, letting you learn traditional skills while making new friends.
Our younger travelers get excited about multi-country routes that pack in lots of activities. They love climbing Acatenango Volcano to watch actual lava flows at sunset and then swimming alongside nurse sharks and rays at Hol Chan Marine Reserve. The routes mix cultural experiences like traditional mezcal tasting in Oaxaca with active stuff - you'll zip-line through Guatemala's jungle canopy and explore ancient ruins. There's always time built in for Playa del Carmen's beach clubs and hanging out at Caye Caulker's Split, where you'll find plenty of social life. The schedule works well with guided tours of archaeological sites in the mornings and free afternoons to wander colonial towns or catch some surf lessons along Costa Rica's Pacific coast.
Our older guests appreciate tours that dig deeper into local culture without rushing. These routes start with expert-guided museum visits and traditional market tours in Mexico City, then move smoothly through colonial Oaxaca and San Cristóbal de las Casas. The boat trip through Sumidero Canyon and drives in the Sierra Madre mountains are consistently rated as highlights by our senior travelers. You'll get plenty of time at archaeological sites like Monte Albán and Palenque, with guides who really know their Maya history and bring the stories to life. The journey wraps up in Antigua, where you can take your time with walking tours and join optional activities like cooking classes or visits to nearby coffee farms.
- Solo Travelers33 tours
- Couples10 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)9 tours
- Seniors (50+)31 tours
Best time to visit Guatemala, Belize and Mexico
- Spring 2025
Spring routes often kick off in Mexico City with visits to Teotihuacan before heading into Guatemala's highlands. The weather's just right for hiking around Antigua's volcanoes, and the streets look beautiful when purple jacaranda flowers are in bloom. Many travelers love mixing cultural visits with swimming in Bacalar's clear lagoon and also Tulum's Caribbean waters. Our Caye Caulker routes take advantage of spring's excellent water visibility - you can spot lots of marine life along the barrier reef and sometimes catch glimpses of manatees in their natural habitat.
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- popular 27 tours
- Summer 2025
Summer itineraries balance water activities with cultural exploration. You'll swim in hidden cenotes around Playa del Carmen and take boat rides through the towering walls of Sumidero Canyon. Our customers particularly enjoy mixing busy mornings at sites like Monte Alban with lazy afternoons on Caye Caulker's beaches. Guatemala highland homestays let you learn traditional cooking and weaving directly from Maya families. The summer months are great for wildlife spotting in Tikal National Park, and you'll see plenty of volcanic activity around Antigua.
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- popular 35 tours
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall brings lighter crowds at major archaeological sites and pleasant temperatures for exploring. Popular routes combine Palenque's jungle ruins with time in Oaxaca's lively markets and local mezcal distilleries. The harvest season adds extra energy to Chichicastenango market, which our travelers say makes the experience even more special. Lake Atitlan shows off its best side in fall - clear skies mean perfect volcano views and ideal conditions for getting out on the water in kayaks. The weather's also great for watching marine life in Belize's reserves and exploring the limestone caves near San Ignacio.
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- popular 36 tours
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter's mild temperatures make exploring ancient Maya sites really comfortable. Many travelers combine Tikal's temples with beach time along Mexico's Yucatan coast. Starting early at Chichen Itza helps beat the crowds and heat, and there are always refreshing cenotes nearby for a cooling swim. Our routes through colonial Oaxaca and San Cristobal connect you with authentic Maya textile markets where local artisans still use traditional methods. The homestays near Lake Atitlan are a customer favorite - sharing evening meals and stories with local families adds such a personal touch to the journey. Clear winter skies create perfect conditions for snorkeling with nurse sharks at Hol Chan Marine Reserve and exploring the jungle paths along Rio Dulce.
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How do you get around Guatemala, Belize, and Mexico?
Getting between these countries is pretty straightforward once you know your options. In Guatemala you'll love the chicken buses - they're these super colorful converted school buses that won't break your bank and really give you a taste of local life. When you're in Mexico ADO buses are your best bet for longer trips like Tulum to Cancun which takes about an hour. Belize is all about water taxis especially around the islands - you can hop on one from Caye Caulker to Belize City anytime between 6:30 am and 5 pm it's about a 45-minute ride. When you're crossing borders you'll probably mix and match transport like from Caye Caulker to Chetumal you're looking at a 3-hour water taxi then grabbing a regular taxi to the bus station. Just keep some local cash handy and don't stress if things run a bit behind schedule.
What kind of local cultural experiences can you join in these countries?
You'll find some amazing authentic experiences across all three countries. Head to San Juan La Laguna by Lake Atitlan in Guatemala where local Mayan artisans will show you their incredible weaving techniques using traditional materials and dyes. Over in Caye Caulker Belize you can cook with a local family and learn to make proper Belizean rice and beans. Near Tulum Mexico you've got to try a temazcal ceremony it's this really special Mayan steam bath ritual using volcanic stones. The markets are fantastic for meeting indigenous people and picking up handmade souvenirs - check out Chichicastenango Market on Thursdays and Sundays for some amazing textiles and traditional Mayan ceremonies.
Where are the best natural areas to visit and how do you get to them?
There's some incredible nature just waiting to be explored beyond the cities. Tikal National Park in Guatemala is pretty special with its Mayan temples rising above the rainforest - grab a shuttle from Flores it takes about 1.5 hours. In Belize you've got to check out Hol Chan Marine Reserve from Caye Caulker the boat tours run about 3 hours and you'll get to snorkel with stingrays nurse sharks and green turtles. Mexico's Rio Lagartos National Park is amazing for spotting pink flamingos and loads of other birds you can explore it all by boat right from the town of Rio Lagartos.
What are some off-the-beaten-path routes worth checking out?
If you're looking to dodge the crowds there are some really cool alternative routes. The Ruta de las Flores in western El Salvador is gorgeous with coffee plantations and these really pretty villages dotted along the way. Belize's Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve is perfect if you've got a 4x4 with waterfalls caves and hiking trails to explore. In Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula follow the Ruta Puuc to find some less visited Mayan sites like Kabah and Uxmal they've got this really unique architecture you won't see anywhere else. These routes really let you connect with local communities and get deeper into the culture.
Which amazing places do most tourists miss?
There are some real hidden gems that most people never hear about. Yaxha in Guatemala gives you these incredible lake views plus lots of wildlife without the crowds. The ATM cave in Belize is pretty special - you'll need to trek through jungle and swim underground but you'll see ancient Mayan artifacts and these amazing crystal formations some ceramics and crystallized skeletons that have been there for over 1400 years. Then there's Sumidero Canyon in Mexico where you can take boat tours through this massive gorge with huge cliffs and waterfalls. These spots take a bit more effort to reach but they're totally worth it.